The old county borough of Doncaster was in South Yorkshire (see those white roses on its corporate coat of arms - also check out the lion on the left who has the British Rail sign as a collar!) which was a county established by Local Government Act 1972 and therefore by Schedule 1, Interpretation Act 1978, Doncaster is in England and not Scotland, whatever the Treaty of Durham says....
the old Kingdom of Scotland was defined legally by the Treaty of York 1237 and that territory became part of Great Britain by article I Union with Scotland Act 1706.
When the England/Scotland boundary comes to the east coast, there is an interesting question as to where it goes after that in territorial waters. A short time ago, the boundary was altered - to the benefit, as it happens, of England. It runs North East - rather than due east (as the Scots would perhaps prefer).
ReplyDeleteIs self-determination the only issue? Given that the present UK is an economic entity, everyone in the UK would be affected by Scottish independence.
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